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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-24
THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY 1ss7sXTEEN PAGES

slams paint the devil black; the African
negroes paint him white. and in thu
Mozambique language his name signi-
fies The Wicked White Man." Doubt
less the slave trade has something to dc
with the origin of this term.
The number and multiplicity Of
devils, demons, dragons, hydras, Tltans
and monsters of every sort that have
existed, from the earliest times down to
our own, is astonishing. Each country
has Its devil or devils still. and If one
prince of darkness presides over all, an
clent and modern alike, one would think
be would have his hands full, and no
time to NEEDLE in the affairs of this
world. There are devil worshipers,
devil charmers and magicians, whom
devils aid in their feasts in the world to.
day, as there have always been. Sava-
gss believe every death to be caused by
demons or their influence.
But of the devil of Christian coua-
tries, that old serpent, which is the
devil and Satan (Rev. XIX, 2,)who knows
his origin and history? And who wouId
not echo the book sellers wish. "Oh
that mine enemy would write a book ?''
The devil has his good qualities: he is
a gentleman; he always keeps his pro-
mlses; ne is punctual and polite; he
possesses skill SURPRISING that of man
IN many things beside mischief. And
yet.
Whenever God erects house of prayer
me deVli always builds chapel there;
And twill be found, upon examination,
The latter has the largest congregation.
Yes, he even climbs into the pulpit;
for he hath power to accume a pleas
ing shape" and can also "cite Scripture
Tor his purpose. ''-Pittsburg Dispatea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

msarsu + souansd 70 ~
a sssFs cold.
rs-s,ad STATES Rsseu.s eefses
~ 2. s .ss.issa d port yesterday affair
4. clsfF died q ealmou
- sss.- e services ptostfation.
~ 49,. al b laid % rest is
81 1'~srnt CenstsEy today Is !
-, umssIlIa IL considerably
80 4 bouriy expected. Is =
r ~ - baf bound u TIE
- .iser. 1hieh aceouuss for sc
-. Il ksine brought 70 bear
-, eoafrs TO have bin con
s S.t.fssnrs IN specisl session
- - ! nsw woman suhrage asa
- Fuoeh Talbot, loaded with
~ y CedaT Moautsin coal. b
=. y, "a. and only waiting for
- i..e -. 4. 81 oct. HsE destination
-. Washington branch Of
y Nssiooal League viii meet 10
- asIl a 40 Q. n. tonight. Toe
- irTItsd. 4 fall attendance
=. ss = Is especially requested.
w.shlreton Mill Company's
- T,sise vas In ort oil day yes
$500 - saok an 4 load Of hay,
DI.s lrvpina camp supplies, and .
:. sssn led for : mill q fors HAD
.h,ss Of the YoaDR Mems
- assOciati0n give : reception
\. snane .sdies this evening 81 10
M young men present VII -
80 asd supporters only OF the
.s.sior- Monthly business meet
49,. sssnipa ct ! o'clock.
-. =. last been Ksesfyed that VIM.
n-si- l1is Inspector Of Custone ..
- TIsssS.nd, ubile 81 bis way East
=. 49,. 49, "a { railroad collision and
s-l11 huFs. The sx en1 Of bis IN
4. 80 not be aseertaineds bat
- ssouaht not 70 be serious.
,.....s., AFTERNOON Wm. OoehFane
u -, 70 the family Of Charles
- Y IAke Union, $3.50 In cash
=. ~ 49, hagTals Of fi1ur. taking their
~ sheFef0r. This IL the sflicted
80 mentioned = few days since BY
pesT-IrTnLLI0KscEB, and this
- ma supplies we're raised by Ne.
3 .,'s.ss - popalaf Subscription. The
80. 80 very grateful TO the Rsod
..-~ls II SEATTLE for their generous aid
4 iSSlr heur Of sorrow and afiiiesion.
nmadmnble surprise 10 expressed
- ~ fact that the revenue cutter
6's.s Wolcott vas not seat down the
- q fsr e Fiattery rocks wsen Il
- ,-uartad thas IN American vessel
- r,Snded there. The news Of the
1922 vessel being on the rocks was
$3.50 % By the steamship Mexico
s.ssis ussk AGO, and u does seem that
- eaort sh0nld have been made 70
rws.tsln he name Of the vessel and
gkribaf Of not any assistance could be
,sl.n3sd 10 vessel or crew. On che
R.1lsrn seasi FeVense cutters are ever
= "a alsft 70 aid and assist American
Irn1Ils u distress. Collector Brookes,
4 rhosgeF hes charge OF the move
nssls Of he cutter, may be abba 20
ni'sfsstoFily explain this matter. II
n or solumns sfs open 10 him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05
TACOMA news
Res ular correspondence Posi- INrELLI-
aKNuKR.l

Res ular correspondence Posr-INrELLI-
oKsuxR.
W. O. Kincaid, Of Sumuer, has closed
q contract TO furnish MilwAakes parties
10000 pounds Of hops yearly for i've
years Al IL cents per pound each year.
The cause Of the sudden death OF Al
fred Strehlow. the man who dropped
dead IN the William Tell saloon on
"Wednesday evening, e supposed TO have
been heart disease. he had not been
feeling we'll for several days and had re-
marked that he did not expect 10 live
seems 20 have had no relations In this
country. His remains are in charge Of
Undertaken Hoaka and bis funeral will
take place from there to-day.
Edmond Oonnery, the oldfelloH Who
was,Arrsstsd while creating q disturbances
By trying to "bsat" his way BY elaim-
Inc 10 have been robbed, Was haed IS
and coass--total Gil which be paid, and
later In tue day was again arrested for
playing the came game. He Wtll Ia al
probability be gfvan some Work 10 d. to
keep him out Of misshief for . while.
There will be q meeting held IN the
Aaun block this evening for the par
pose Of completing the organization OF
the Tacoma bFaneA Of tue National
Irish Land League.
DR.. O. W. Harvey dipped and fell
while walking neAE bis hemeo on Wsdnes-
day aud received injuries which have
resulted 10 conaning him 10 the house
ever since.
The funeral services Of The late Her
bert o. Bridges we're held IN she paEloFs
Of the Tseoma Hotel yesterday after
noon in the pFeaence Of large gather
| ina Of mourning friends and acqaaint.
ancss. the occasion vas indeed . SAD
and solemn one 10 all. and espesially TO
the young wife Who u nearly erased
eth grief by the loss Of her companion.
| After the singing Of the hymns "Arl
thou weary and lead kindly Light
by q qaaFteste-Rsv.L L. II. Wills read
the impressive Episcopal servioe; ths
quaFtstte than sang Abide With ne.
TIE services we're then closed With The
baRediction. after which the renain'
we're removed 20 che cemetery whers
they are temporarily inferred. Tbs
hiah regard Ia which this yoang mar
was held, and the keen loss felt b.
thsm vas veil expressed in the prseencs
Of % large a number Of our best basi'
ness men. and Sue young wife especially
has the hearty sympathy o. TOE uhots
community in this her sad bereavement
Ths decision rendered By the Saprem.
Court az Olympia ca The question Of
weman suffrage, and The poblicaitsn q
the various opinions Of prominent eiti
gems Of our nei9hborinR city on thai De
oision 10 the PosT IxTKLII0KNcKR yes
terday morning, sxeited great deal o.
eommept here on beta SIDES OF 20
qasssion, aud opinions Of AL ksnds YER
freely given.
Al The Tacema-Jas. AlexAndsr and !
MechaleF, san Francisco; hrs.J. \. Ne
NAuRht aud Miss MeNanaht. Seattle
Mr.. and Mrs.. ssstsan and daughter, o
Port Townsend Mr.. GsiIHtAa, also o
Port Townsend.
Among the guests al the Cen raj ar
Mr.. Matter, Of Portland; Mrs. A
George and AFs. Folsom. q sunner.
John Flinn U.s. sp before Jndge Canp
Tell changed With being . drpnkei
vAeranl. aRd uas Hnsd IS and cost
Not having the whersuitA 10 Pay, D
was comDttted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

Ina scsmlsts3 - fhs esxsas Commiissa,
wesa Hppfose& mna nEdarsd Al.G.
% moftnn q Gonnsilmnn EnstA 4
wns oEd1rsd tha1 ths 8srne8 Commla-
s.onsr - inslruslsd - plank partien
g MeFast sfrNsf bafueen DexeGf eud
Boa senset1. ard Crunoilman HinckIsy
y1e nppoinlsd eoDnit1se of ona q
aee-zRsf6 TIE portia1 30 Be planksd.
1ee eppsopxiatioa efdlnaace was
adopfsd and Council a&inuFnsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

The fallosinR resolutions ssss passed
unanimously By TIE woDsn's Christian
TsnperaDos UniOn. yesterday after
noon, and wsrs presented ss thu Posr-
IExxLIzszSczn fer publisafion BY CON-
miffss consistiuR Of Mrs. Chiok and
Mrs Hanson:
Resoipsd. Tast while NE SaaftIs W. G.
T. y. does not regard re recent q els
ion Of The Soprsms Court - hnal uron
the question Of woman suffrage, il doe
deeply regret shat aetion and feels thas
tbs people Of the Territory are nos 70 Be
congratulated on aeceunt Of IL.
ThAt the Union extend cordial vote
Of thanks 10 the Press for its mnDly Do
Tense Of woman Suffrage II the War on
Woman.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

ear car KnEhaEs IN sessaam can
tEnss fsr Ci1R RFsns1ne me-xes.
HRATzxz, Feb. 4. 1857.
Co1nsiI mst pursoant . lsw. Pre-
slt. Mayor s6o1dg and CounsiIns.
Ea.se, krink, 0ssen. HlnehIsy, Russ.l
and ksiizs.
Rsom v. '. Rinsknrs. for pasnsssso.
e Make certain EspafEs % woo6er
1a1ldin2s on tbs corner Of Mill Mnf
oonf9 Third ekxeeta. GKanae&.
From D. b. WfEIiamson, "a A., &
opea b.I stroet. from High ssfesl
coz and WillIaDsoaas PROPERTY through
ie ffont q hrhs HOSE and ulenk Il
feet vide 20 mnah Of Box sireet throuoi
Tie 20 called Chiaa garden. a. mav 8.
neeessaFy % make h Easaibls for ioaled
seamH and foosmen. aransed. ard -
street Commissioners ffreotad 10 ouen
and Improve said aarses.
From W. n. AiIen e. Al. for a sfreef
lREs corner Fifth and u srion streets.
Granted.
From aams, for . crossinu a,one
she north side Of Marion street, across
kifth street. Grantsd.
Oommnnioafion fron the Chief Of
Pslioe relating 10 ohstructions IN Seat
Sc haEboF. RsfexFed 30 COMMITTEES en-
Harbor and WhaKvsa
cEEIcEAL IMPORTS RECEIVED.
From City Attorney, fled; from Po-
los justices q. A. Hill and q q. Lyon,
referred; from Chisf Of peiioe. Had:
from City Treasures and Street CON
missioner, referred.
COMMITTEES nxPonrs.
From Street Oomsnittss, granting %
ttfiou Of W. B. Benjamin ct ais. Tor
crossing on Madieen street. Adopted
From same eummiftse. granting peti
ton Of L. B. Andrews % al, for 9 side
walk l56 feet long on the north slde Of
Madison street, bssween TniFd aBd
Fourth streets. Adopted.
From sams COMMITTEES. granting peti-
tion Of h. A. B Relo9 e. ais, fer .
crossing on Elke street. west side Of
Fourth street. Adopted.
From same committee, rejecting petit.
q q Of B. B Allen e. ais, for plank
ing north side Of Front street to Sguth
second street. Adopted.
From same committee, granting the
t1ttbto0 Ot E9u AuQofsou 81 ala, Tor q
sidewalk on seventh street, from Pike
street 10 Battery street, and recon-
mending thst the City Surveyor be
instructed 70 submit plans 9 spscii
cations therefor. Report laid over for
the present.
From the same committee, rejecting
the petition Of Bsriah Brown ct als.. for
q sidewalk on Jefferson street.
From the same committee, on the ps
tition Of o. b. Neisz ct al, TO open and
improve Seventh street from Pike
street 70 Mill street, recommending
that the same Be not granted, but 70.
commanding that when the said street
Is improved, that it be improved from
Pike street 10 Mil street.
From Finance Committee, rejecting
the petition Of the Sisters Of Charity
for pay for services rendered wounded
Eioiess, above what the county has al
lowed.
LTuEEsEs onDnzED ISSUED.
Thomas Anderson. John shepich and
Conrad BFehm.
The application Of John johnson vas
referred.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

0@s 10 CAlIFoKxIA. - Yesterday
a''s'aaOa Fred, NJ. Hall, late local 70.
ss''s' % TIE Press, sold bis interest in
- pspsf 10 nAa named Lorraine,
- 80 seestly leave for California for
49, .asai 81 BIS health. Mr.. Hall Vas
esvef looAlizsr. aRd mads the
49, gelie 40 Interesting and sprightly
- Rspes. He ell be missed hy she
~stH q that jaRrnal.
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RESRws mRR YeUrw.

Mrs. PHOEBE Ohesley, Peterson, Clay
Co.. Iowa, tells the following remarka-
bic story, the truth Of which 10 vJuched
for By the residents Of the town: Z" l am
% years old, have besn troubled with
kidney complaint and lameness for
many years. could mos dress myself
without help. New am free from oil
pain and soreness. and ana able 20 do all
my own hoHsework. ! owe my thanks
70 Electric Bitters for having renewed
my youth, and removed completely al
disease and pain" Try q bottle, only
&c.. 81 A. B. STKwkRT's drug store. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

RzuazkD.-On January lss Edward
WhesleE. vho has been acting ~ busi-
ness agent and privAts secretary for
Governor Squire for the past two years,
sent 10 the Governor his resignation, 20
take eject on Feb. 1st. The reason fsr
this move On Mr.. Wheeler's part was TO
enable him 20 join. bis family in the
Eastern States. His resignation was
aoospted, and be 10 nov engaged 10 Set
ting up business matters with the Gov
ernor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

Ihs following deeds we're fled In the
fstiiofs oiaoe foF record yesterday;
DC. Townsend 70 Christian Miller,
Nj block q, Heirs Of 8. A. Bells SEQ.
~. $50.
seattle Masonic Cemetery Association
y Estate Of James Mitchell, west half
II IA S9i, Masonic Cemetery, go.
RrobaFd Barns 10 L. ID. W. shelton,
ki q block 2, Jadkins', $3.50.
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THg CORRKCr RIFFLG.

Mrs. &, Of Second street. this city
says that her experience IL that In wash
inR cold water never removes ell the
dirt from clothing, and TO throw them
into soalding water the dirt 10 cooked
In. Before discovering this. my cloth
ing had yellowisA color, tut now, a
you see, land pointing out 10 our Fepor.
ter line full Of clothes washed oeauti.
fully white and clean1 my weeks wash
is 5leached Qua elegantly by using the
WesteFn- Queen Savon and VAIN
water. and 10 emily took me two hours
| think everyone should patFonizs a
home industry, particularly when they
NAL Q such elegant soap as this." fe2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

ts VvT oEy.-Lsss Tuesday Jerry
80 saasFsd the anpasAsiOn Of bota
issa Above the ankle iolalA The
- $500 aoa as perfosmsd BY ORA Brown
a...sasA q fAaanA. Mr.. smith va
r,-.. seetia o. Pisrce eoansv, snd y Al
- s see Ct tee eontrsst0fa TOT the
-. -. y. sasscss 81 the raFEi8oriAl eon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

4 Lozo OFEIoS. soon as the line
eOlynpia vas up yesterday, the Posr.
lHHtziaucEn selseraphed TO its Olym
- correspondent for the full text Of
e upinion rendered by the Sapreme
oaan Declaring the woman suffrage act
eeanslliatienal. and last evening ~
el'sd Ne following reply; "The opin
"a woman Suffrage contains about
.liesn thousand verbs, and | oAnnoi
ee.oiy obtain t." Such a document
ssald nii nfseen columns Il the Posr
alnlloHsoKA, ard ice publication II
aeeeaeAFily deferred.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

SAu1xa OF ran MKxIco. steam
ship Mexiso lsfs this Port for san Fran
cisco yesterday afternoon. taking q
frei.hs 1000 tons of coal. 100 haTrels Of
salmsn. 100 toes Of ell and ieo ions %
irsa. Her psss<nzsFs wefe - follows
Rev 4 y G3Fadv, Mis- x d. Allno1d,
ChAries Stickie, D. @ Townsend. VIE
and IA ghier. Mrs.. ,. q Mn9ol 5sen-
ard TnaKnton And site. W. u. naeee'
snA vie. ". W. pardun. J. A. ke@g
An 4 70 IN the saesrags-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

nsEaEHSna VITA NAvIoIrIoS.-The
F@as eeld weather h interfering
s"aty with The movements Of steam
- sipeeiAlly those running 90 The
Az nven tributary 20 the Souna.
asanes Cstv Of Quincy returned
ssa.y tfem StAnvood. beng unable
y Iqfther The entrance 10 the hats
,Ss. eotsfed With ice two inches IN
- Tue Mervin is reported tee
49,. - q white place on Fidalgo Island
sa,1aa Tor fresh uater.
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BApLr HuRr.- Yesterday forenoon,
Carries RAymond, 7-yeas old son Of
George y. Raymond. while eoastine
assu Madison street. ran headlone into
apaasina sleigh and cut 9 cash 10 his
had ioaF inches long He vas taken
lons al covered with blood, and Mrs.
Riymond imagined that her darling
~ killed. Dr.. Smith was sent for and
iilef examining the woaad, pFonounced
hstRy severe, bat not serious. Ohloro-
iofm Vas administered TO the child, and
ha great gaping CASA In his head vas
.eesd and bAudased ap. and last even.
~ Ae vas resting easily. This IL the
In accident Of any moment reported
eeffne lhR present. coasiinR season.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

D. Il. Judkins. she Secon street pho
teRrapheF, has sufficiently recovered his
health 10 attend 10 business again, and
viii be glad 30 see his friends as his gal
lery. TIE usual good quality Of work
guaranteed. ia7lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

Az REf.-0n Wednesday last. Ann
Risa, wife 81 Lssmore wetmors, on
ne south Msan.ain road. found rest
aiisF q palnful illness In which she was
utterly helpleas aad unable 10 walk for
more ihsn Afieen years. She vas born
D Ducheel county, New York. Septem-
~ ltih. 1873, aud has resided In Wash
hllpu Territory since 1853. She leaves
~. daughters, two spna, several grand
1lfRn, and large circle Of friends
hnp1fs their bereavement. The fun.
"a service vas conducted YESTERDAY al
u lsls residence by Rev. John +. Da
30, aud the einkes vas laid away Il
~ family cemetery on the home farm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

sUDDzH DEATH.-At noon yesterday
James Freed, AGED - years, residing
a the home Of bis son. b. b. Freed. on
Pine and inth streets. disd very sud-
denly, heart disease undoubtedly being
the cause. TIE cid gentleman had iasI
returned frona across the block with 9
buoket Of water. when be fell dead. He
leaves . vile and i've grown sons. The
funeral wtll take placs at !. o'clock 20.
dag froEn the family residences.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

On Mas DsED.-Mr. Z. Il: Butter
LEI oentraiia, Lewis county, sends
: ne following special. under date Of
tsefeAsy tth: John Kiteherside, llv.
=. va William Robertson on Lincoln
80. nsaf centEalta, started out hunt
~ Tuesday, February Let. and moi
ss.ssrlinR see neiahboFs turned out %
49, an 20 Ga Thursday be was
a-asa sefeaRh the woods aad found
- De VS. about IS years % age and
Nppe,sd 10 have friends In the vii,
~Asiie Valley, Oreaen,H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

10. q yard, lot Of all silk ribbens,
some Of them are slightly damaged, 10.
cash. CHKsrER OLKkRx.
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Tabs Iinans. euEsain serimz. nankina,
CRASHES q ahty damaged b. al, i'm.
mense bargains CzzsTxn GERGHx.
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DamA0ED A LxFxIE e. IKE Kp1R etsh
ell. lOt % BiAck AFoour ailk eerdeF,
Is inshes vide, ais quality - E'sa
CzMxNn 0EKAnx.
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Ladies wishing beautifully fitting cor
sets which give Ease aud comfort 10 the
weareF, can be accommodated BY leav-
ing orders and measurement at Nina.
Moons dressmakinR establishment, on
Second street opposite ME-, Church. de2
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1870. Slightly damaged by oil, q
line VI S6 inch heavy seTRes. 145<o.
CnKsTxR CLRARY.
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WITHOUT Al nouRT

15o. Q pair, . lot Of misses wool hose q
little damaged By oil. CHEsrER CEEARx.
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So. Slightly damaged. linz Of 15s.
and 90. half wool dress Roods, plain
and plaid. g. CnKsTza CERAn1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

AAfsa hlaEE OF wAx.-J. K.
Iay' Vaisf Engineer Of the orseoa
- Company. writes thai
49,. ~ ..1eanina lice tArOash The Sao
esaneFy be eAme aercss q
4. - ne sieAFtng TIE right % vAy
80 -, s,ssaisle. LAke Shore 4 EAssern
e. 49,. 49, teet uide. He ran hts lire
~eH sAaet Of way and passed on.
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as~s sessh II dry Goods sliehsly
~ - ~ Oh 90 TIE steamer Eldsr.
Ave ssttled uith The r. q. as
~ 49, 30 oaeg TIE sane a. sea. oa
- -. tas eeoas are vsry little dam
- g snsm nss a. ali. II yoa
$500 eaods et any desoriptian Is
~ yea - - iheu.
CzmxxR ClnAnx.
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WAsnIncTnn
WASHINGTON
sTEAMsoAT TRANSPORTATION Q
Carrying the y. o. Mali.
fassma, SsalGls 1 Pert fuWnssnd Rsals


ONE or THE w. ga -
& 4. Cos steamers
lAnderson or Edithlm
win run daily between Tacoma and PoFs
Townsend. leaving Tacoma upon Arrfvnlof
tain. Seattle - 10 p. m. and touching a.
Port Madison. Port Gambia, Port LndAnW
and Port Townsend, Returning leave
Port Townsend every day lexoapf nuRdAyl
At o'clock p. N, and Seattle af 10 ,. n
SEATTLE-MRATc0M Route.
The eteamor W X mEBWHN WI
leave Seattle every sunday, Tuesday "a
THURSDAY oyenlnR. 3 o'clock, for Whatoom
calling e Mnkii1eo, 1uiAilp. Coupsviila
Oak HafhoE, UtsaAAdy, Laconner. EsdnlRo
Anaourtea. GuemeA 6nminh, EnfrhaFnn
B1llinQhnm and 6oh0ma.
Returning, Will lgevU Whntopm evarg
Monday. Wednesday and Friday evan
ingR at 9 o'cleck. for seattle, oaiiinR
intermediates points On the Wny.
SEATTlk-skAcIT nIVEn ROUTE
The steamer QUINCY win leave asslfla
for SkaEit river and way ports ever
Monday and THURSDAY. roturnina TuaS.
dAyn and EFidaVh
fur freight and passage applr e com
panys ofIioa, on Yealsr's wharf. nroa board
The beats a. tho same wharf
mr1l-n GEO. 8. JACOBS. 0sc'y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-05

The PosT-INrRLLIaENcza Publishing
Company having petitioned the Oo0noil
e relisve 10 from lie contract 10 DO the
city printing, aud such petition having
been acoepted, the Oeancil proceeded
10 open bids for such printing. parsu-
ana 10 an advertisement published call
Inc for such bids, a. follows;
From Posr-INTxLL1aKNcER--koF pab-
lleasion of delinqusns tax list, . cents
uer sjescriptioa for first insertion aud
cents for each subsequent insertion; for
registration list, one cent per nAmei for
ordinances. etc, 20 cents per lnsal
inch for The arst insertion and 5 cents
per inch for each sabssqoent Insertion.
Two csVies Of The paper frces
From Press Publishing Company
For Publishing dslinqusnt tAx list.
cents per description for hFst inssrtto~r
and I can't for cash subsequent tnser'
ton; for ordinances. Advertisements
ETC., 10 cents per lineal inch foe one In
seFtioa, when pablished more than o1ce
s cents per inch for each insertion; Tor
pablishine registration list. y cents POI
name. Two eopiea Of paper free.
Tue bids referred 20 Finance Com.
mittee. whioh COMMITTEES reported bad
81 prsa PublishiDR Convany the Low
ST, and the contract vas srderet
awarded 10 thai company on furnishing
proper bond.
ia order that the pablo may - d
chat extent the taxpayers have been
benefited By The aotisa Of the Posi- IN,
rRtxraExuKR In asking 10 Be releases
from fts contract, wa eerewtto give To-
eeures under which ahe contraet "a
hela bv this i0arnal: DelinQaens tai
ISss. rs seats per each discripsien, nrs
insertion, An1 IS cents per discriptfo1
for eaeh Subsequent insertion; reRiatfa
too list. 10 cents per na1ei ordinances
repoFts and other ofhsiai uatieF1 VI -
/ Ifrsal inch, ersf inseFticn. and 80 cent
| uer inch each Subsequent Insertion
/ Two eopiea Of paper fres.i